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Is CheckForChanges() going to stay put?
Isaac (et al.),

Was pulling my hair out trying to understand why things programmed from the
GUI were getting recorded but stuff done from the web interface wasn't. Had
been assuming that mythfrontend just rebuilt the recording list every few
minutes. Ooops.

I'm planning to just toggle RecordChanged in the settings table so that the
scheduler will return CheckForChanges() as TRUE. Make sense? Or do you have
any plans to change the logic in main()?

BR,

Thor



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Re: Is CheckForChanges() going to stay put? [ In reply to ]
On Tuesday 10 September 2002 05:33 pm, Thor Sigvaldason wrote:
> Isaac (et al.),
>
> Was pulling my hair out trying to understand why things programmed from
> the GUI were getting recorded but stuff done from the web interface wasn't.
> Had been assuming that mythfrontend just rebuilt the recording list every
> few minutes. Ooops.
>
> I'm planning to just toggle RecordChanged in the settings table so that
> the scheduler will return CheckForChanges() as TRUE. Make sense? Or do you
> have any plans to change the logic in main()?

Nope, that won't be changing. Letting a running mythfrontend process know of
any changes is what that's there for.

Isaac